What Is Clinically Meaningful to Slow Alzheimer’s Progression?
Mayo Clinic
Slowing Alzheimer’s in early stages with combination therapy may matter much to patients and their families
neurodegenerative diseases
Study Identifies Features Predisposing Motor Neurons to ALS
National Institutes of Health
Human spinal cord cell “atlas” helps study neurodegeneration and other diseases
Measles Virus "Cooperates" with Itself to Cause Encephalitis
Kyushu University
New mechanism reveals how measles virus can cause subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
Scientists Developing Early Alzheimer’s Disease Detection Sensor
Simon Fraser University
The team has completed the proof-of-concept stage and plan to move on to clinical trials
Blood-Based Markers May Reveal Alzheimer Disease before Symptoms
Karolinska Institutet
New study on the inherited form of Alzheimer's indicates GFAP may be a possible biomarker
Early Diagnosis of Neurodegenerative Diseases Could Rely on RNA
Italian Institute of Technology
The correlation between small RNA molecules and aging-related brain diseases has been described
Alzheimer’s Progression in Down Syndrome Appears Similar to Other Onset Forms
National Institutes of Health
NIH-funded study suggests people with Down syndrome may benefit from Alzheimer’s disease treatments
Scientists Identify the Genetic Variant Causing ALS in Some Patients
Nagoya University
Researchers have employed human-induced pluripotent stem cells to examine mechanisms that relate to ALS
Blood Test Can Detect "Toxic" Protein Years before Alzheimer’s Symptoms Emerge
University of Washington
New test detects oligomers in patient blood both before and after symptoms surface
Scientists Link Rare Genetic Phenomenon to Neuron Function, Schizophrenia
University of North Carolina Health Care
Researchers found that tandem repeats are strongly associated with developing schizophrenia